In a surprising turn of events, music icon Snoop Dogg took center stage at the Milwaukee Brewers-Cincinnati Reds game held at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Saturday. The crowd erupted with excitement as Snoop confidently jogged up to the pitching mound to deliver the first pitch.

Not satisfied with just one role, Snoop made his way back to the broadcast booth, much to the delight of the fans. Known for his charismatic personality and unfiltered commentary, the rapper-turned-commentator brought a whole new level of energy to the game. With each play, Snoop's animated play-by-play had the crowd on the edge of their seats.

When Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz made a powerful hit, sending Brice Turang back to the dugout, Snoop's enthusiasm knew no bounds. "Oh lord! He got a rocket in his pocket!" Snoop exclaimed, adding to the electrifying atmosphere in the stadium.

As the game progressed, Brewers hitter Christian Yelich showcased his skills with a remarkable hit into right field, narrowly securing his safety. Within moments, Yelich managed to steal second base, impressing everyone in the stadium. Snoop couldn't contain his excitement and commented, "[Yelich] eating right now! He's showing off for his uncle right now," adding a personal touch to his commentary.

Off the field, Snoop Dogg also made waves in the media relations department. Mike Vassallo, the senior director of media relations for the Brewers, shared a selfie with the rapper on social media, labeling him as the newest addition to the team. In a lighthearted joke, Vassallo referred to Snoop as "intern Calvin Broadus Jr," using the star's real name. Vassallo humorously mentioned that Snoop preferred to be called @SnoopDogg, showcasing the rapper's fun-loving personality.

Snoop Dogg's presence at the Milwaukee Brewers-Cincinnati Reds game brought an exciting twist to the traditional baseball experience. With his engaging commentary and infectious enthusiasm, he left a lasting impression on both the players and the fans. It was a memorable day for all who were fortunate enough to witness Snoop's multi-faceted talents on and off the field.